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Canada — Yukon
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The Act recognizes June 13 as Yukon Day starting in 1998 and says the day is meant for reflection on Yukon’s history and heritage and celebration of Yukoners’ lives, traditions, and cultures.
Canada — Yukon
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This regulation exempts Yukon Development Corporation from specified Financial Administration Act provisions for certain borrowing and loans, and repeals Order-in-Council 1990/76.
Canada — Yukon
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints four named people as members of the Yukon Development Corporation board until July 28, 2026.
Canada — Yukon
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints Douglas Janzen as chair and Christopher O’Brien as a member of the Yukon Development Corporation board of directors.
Canada — Yukon
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The Commissioner in Executive Council appoints Diane Benjamin and Tiana Lemon as members of the Yukon Development Corporation board of directors for three years.
Canada — Yukon
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This Act creates the Yukon Development Corporation, sets its governance, funding, audit, and reporting rules, and gives the government power to issue directives.
Canada — Yukon
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The Yukon Development Corporation Fund bank account must be kept at the same bank as the Yukon Consolidated Revenue Fund.
Canada — Yukon
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The Yukon Development Corporation may borrow up to $21,000,000 for the Mayo Dam to Dawson transmission line, the Minister of Finance may guarantee repayment, and both may sign the documents needed for borrowing and repayment.
Canada — Yukon
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This regulation sets how the Yukon Development Corporation and its Energy Corporation subsidiary are governed, including board bylaws, approvals, financing, purchase arrangements, and rate limits.
Canada — Yukon
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This regulation sets rules for Yukon Energy Alternatives Grants, including who may apply, where applications go, what information applicants must provide, and a copyright condition attached to each grant.
Canada — Yukon
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This regulation sets who can apply for Yukon program loans, what applications must include, how much can be borrowed, and the repayment and security conditions.
Canada — Yukon
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The directive requires Yukon Development Corporation to ensure its chair sits as an ordinary member of Yukon Energy Corporation’s board, and Yukon Energy Corporation generally must not pay that chair for board service.
Canada — Yukon
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The Minister may guarantee the Association’s rent, but only if required agreements are in place and the Association does not assign or sublet without the Minister’s written consent.
Canada — Yukon
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This Act continues the Yukon Foundation and gives its board powers to manage donations, property, income, and trusts, while requiring board governance, audits, and a Yukon registered office.
Canada — Yukon
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This ministerial order assigns two schools to education area #23 and repeals two earlier ministerial orders.
Canada — Yukon
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These regulations set who must register, when insured persons are eligible, which services are not insured, and how payments and reimbursements are handled.
Canada — Yukon
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The Minister makes an order designating certain electronic information systems as part of the Yukon health information network, and a previous ministerial order is repealed.
Canada — Yukon
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This regulation sets up Yukon’s health information network access-control process, including designated offices, system administrators, masking approvals, and rules for individual requests to mask or unmask personal YHIN information.
Canada — Yukon
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This order sets maximum speeds for listed Yukon highways and revokes two earlier orders.
Canada — Yukon
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The regulation sets fixed payments for the board chair and other members for meetings, travel, training, and expenses, and it excludes certain public servants from payment under sections 1 to 4.